The EMS system is activated by:
a. Dialing 911
b. Calling on a neighbor for help
c. Giving rescue breathing
d. Starting CPR
A
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a. Inflammation of the pleura b. Constriction of the bronchioles c. Upper airway obstruction d. Pulmonary vascular edema
A client with lupus has had antineoplastic drugs prescribed. Why would the physician prescribe antineoplastic drugs for an autoimmune disorder?
A) To decrease the body's risk of infection B) Because an autoimmune disease is a neoplastic disease C) So the client has strong drug therapy D) For their immunosuppressant effects
When questioned by a patient about the difference between palliative care and the services provided by hospice, a nurse explains that palliative treatment
1. Is aggressive, but administered to cure the disease. 2. Is geared toward the patient, family, and their wishes. 3. May be aggressive and is directed at eliminating discomfort. 4. Indicates the patient has fewer than 6 months to live.
A nurse documents that a client has ascites, which indicates accumulation of fluid in which area?
1. Small intestine 2. Liver 3. Chest cavity 4. Abdominal cavity